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The Son of Clemenceau

CHAPTER XIII
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"I should like you to make it clear to me--" "The government forbids!" said the Italian, smiling, and assuming a look of preternatural solemnity to make the lady smile and Hedwig laugh respectfully.

"And, then, the company we are getting up, lays a farther prohibition on us.

However, you are in the arcana--you are one of the privileged, I suppose, and if M.Clemenceau does not expressly bar my lessons, you shall learn how to knock over sparrows for your cat." "You will instruct me ?" "Most gladly!" "That is nice of you, and I am so sorry at having interrupted your experiments." "Thanks; but we have long since gone beyond the experimental stage.

I was only trying a new bullet that I fancy the shape of.

I ask your pardon for having given you a fright." He took her hand and kissed it.
She beckoned to Hedwig as soon as it was released, and smiled kindly on him as she left the room with her servant to dress befittingly to show herself to Mademoiselle Rebecca.


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